Tension rise on UDS Wa campus 2016 election as some portfolios goes on runoff

It's been a struggle for all aspirants on Wa campus UDS , now more tension rise on SRC presidential seat as it goes on runoff with some other portfolios, some argue this years election is likely to devide the student populace rather than uniting them, a division which is said to occure especially between level 200s, 300s and level 400s since records of the first voting proved level 300s voted massively for Mohammed L.A Jarah , SRC presidential candidate whilest level 200 votes was encouraging for Nicholas Amoah and level 400s also voted massively for Nicholas Amoah SRC presidential candidate. In the first voting records level 200 result was 234 votes for Nicholas Amoah and 221 votes for Mohammed L.A Jarah, level 300 votes was very massive for Mohammed L.A Jarah giving Nicholas Amoah a wider gap in level 300 record . Level 400 result was 57 votes for Mohammed L.A Jarah and 281 votes for Nicholas Amoah .                               

Will one be right to say level 200s are now the decider of who takes over the seat, or runoff is simply a whole new story.   

Now who wins UDS Wa campus SRC presidential seat ?